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Punjab University Library, Lahore. 1 Newspaper Index A monthly publication of newspaper’s articles Compiled by Muhammad Asif Khan Deputy Chief Librarian, Serials Section, P.U Library Syed Saleem Abbass Zaidi Deputy Chief Librarian, UNO Section, P.U Library Kashif Khursheed Senior Librarian, Circulation Section, P.U Library Hamid Ali Senior Librarian, Oriental Section, P.U Library Muhammad Razaq Librarian, , Information Resource Centre, P.U Library Iram Shahzad Ali Librarian, Cataloguing Section, P.U Library Hhaji Mahmood Librarian, , Information Resource Centre, P.U Library Covering 7 Leading English Newspapers: Khaleej Times, Business Recorder, The News, The Nation, Dawn, Finincial Times and Daily Times Published by Punjab University Library © 2010 Ch. Muhammad Hanif Chief Librarian Punjab University Library, Lahore Punjab University Library, Lahore. 2 Preface Punjab University Library is providing an indexing service “Newspaper’s index”. This is a monthly publication of newspaper articles published in famous local and foreign newspapers. Since January 2005 library is also providing this index on internet. Library is offering the current index as well as the archives and a cumulative index on our website http://www.pulibrary.edu.pk, In addition to that, hard and soft copies of the indices are also available in the Serials section of the Library. Contents are divided in two categories, Pakistan and the other World. Furthermore both of the categories have their sub-contents arranged alphabetically under various subjects. Indexed entries are further arranged under author alphabetically within their relevant subjects. Indexed entries provide bibliographic information about the articles. The scope, arrangement, format and abbreviations used in the index are as under. Scope: This Index covers seven major English newspapers "Khaleej Times, Dawn, The Nation, The News, Business Recorder, Financial Times and Daily Times". Bibliographical Information: It is a subject index; Entries in each subject have been arranged alphabetically by author. Sample entry: Ijaz Ahmad Rao. “Techtrix: agricultural biotechnology leads to prosperity.” The Nation, 1 Jan. 2010, p.19 Author: Only Christian author’s names are inverted in their family name e.g. Roy C. Macridis will be inverted as Macridis, Roy C. Title: Complete title of the article is in double quotes “Title: subtitle” while sub-title (if any) is separated with colon ( : ). Publisher: Name of the news paper e.g. The Nation Date of Publication: Abbreviated month and year of publication are printed in the Format ” 1 Feb. 2010,” Page No: Regular pages are indicated as p.7, while pages having a specific category name are indexed as, “Business & Economics Review. IV” Ch. Muhammad Hanif Chief Librarian Punjab University Library Punjab University Library, Lahore. 3 Newspaper Index Vol. 9 No.10, 2010 Contents Summary 1.Articles Index (6-21) 2.E-Journals Databases / E-Books (22) 3.Foreign Research Journals (23-24) 4.New Arrivals English (25-28) 5.New Arrivals Urdu (29-30) Punjab University Library, Lahore. 4 Articles Index Detailed Contents Sr. No. Subject Page No. 1 Agriculture 6 2 Arts & Sports – Pakistan 6 3 Arts & Sports – World 6 4 Banking, Finance and Stock ExchangeBiographies 6 5 Biographies 7 6 Business, Economics and Industry 7 7 Crimes 8 8 Current Issues – Pakistan 8 9 Current Issues – World 9 10 Defense/ Military 9 11 Education – Pakistan 9 12 Education – World 9 13 Geography and Travel 9 14 Governance / Policies – Pakistan 10 15 Governance / Policies – World 10 16 Health and Environment 11 17 History and Archaeology – Pakistan 11 18 Human rights – Pakistan 11 19 Human Rights – World 11 20 India Politics, Policies and Relations 11 21 Indo-Pak Relations 12 22 International Relations 12 23 Islam 12 24 Kashmir and Kashmir Issues 13 25 Language and Literature 13 26 Law and Legislation 14 27 Media – Pakistan 14 28 Media – World 14 29 Miscellaneous 14 30 Organizations 14 31 Other Religions 15 32 Pakistan Foreign Relations 15 33 Peace and war / After effects 15 34 Politics – Pakistan 15 35 Politics – World 17 Punjab University Library, Lahore. 5 36 Power Resources ( Gas, Oil, Dam, etc) 18 37 Science and Information Technology 18 38 Social Problems 18 39 Society and Culture – Pakistan 19 40 Society and Culture – World 19 41 Terrorism 19 42 US Politics, Policies and Relations 20 43 World Conflicts 20 Punjab University Library, Lahore. 6 AGRICULTURE A B Shahid. "State and bank obligations: reviving agriculture." Business Recorder, 28 September, 2010, p.20 Murtaza Haider. "High fertility concerns post-floods ." DailyTimes, 3 September, 2010, p. A7 Patel, Zarina. "Eggplant: purple magic." Business Recorder, 25 September, 2010, Weekend. II ARTS & SPORTS – PAKISTAN A.K. Bhurgri. "Dead defense- either way." Business Recorder, 4 September, 2010, Weekend. IV A.K. Bhurgri. "Magician at bridge." Business Recorder, 18 September, 2010, Weekend. IV A.K. Bhurgri. "Too honest to peek." Business Recorder, 25 September, 2010, Weekend. IV A.K. Bhurgri. "Wake up, Sid." Business Recorder, 11 September, 2010, Weekend. IV Aisha Amjad. "No-balls, and no brains ." DailyTimes, 24 September, 2010, p. A7 Andleeb Abbas. "Open to attack ." DailyTimes, 27 September, 2010, p. A7 Ariel. "From a concept to a reality: international sufi council." Business Recorder, 4 September, 2010, Weekend. II Art Facts. "Amazing world of surreal landscapes." Business Recorder, 25 September, 2010, Weekend. II Bilal Abbas. "Our cricket tsunami ." DailyTimes, 1 September, 2010, p. A7 Cork, Chris. "Not again." The News, 6 September, 2010, p.7 Cork, Chris. "When in Rome . .." The News, 27 September, 2010, p.7 Hasan-Askari Rizvi. "Cricket, youth and social responsibility ." DailyTimes, 5 September, 2010, p. A6 Hussain Mohi ud Din Qadri. "Cricket as a metaphor." Business Recorder, 18 September, 2010, Weekend. I Iftekhar A Khan. "Aisam's message." The News, 20 September, 2010, p.6 Jalees Hazir. "Time to question ICC." The Nation, 5 September, 2010, p.6 Kamila Hyat. "Can cricket be cleaned?." The News, 9 September, 2010, p.7 M A Niazi. "Caught in the deep." The Nation, 3 September, 2010, p.6 Masood Hasan. "A funeral for cricket." The News, 19 September, 2010, p.7 Meadows, Mark. "athletics Pistorius expects to comfortably make London." Business Recorder, 11 September, 2010, Weekend. IV Nadeem Zuberi. "Beauty, richness and power." Business Recorder, 11 September, 2010, Weekend. II Nadeem Zuberi. "Colourful vibes." Business Recorder, 4 September, 2010, Weekend. II Nadeem Zuberi. "Master strokes." Business Recorder, 18 September, 2010, Weekend. II Naeem Tahir. "After Sialkot, anger at the cricketers ." DailyTimes, 4 September, 2010, p. A6 Rustam Shah Mohand. "Defending the indefensible." The News, 9 September, 2010, p.7 S. Khalid Husain. "Handy coincidence." The News, 29 September, 2010, p.6 Walters, Anne K. "Midnight football training in Ramazan." Business Recorder, 4 September, 2010, Weekend. IV Zafar Azeem. "It's not cricket." Business Recorder, 4 September, 2010, Weekend. I ARTS & SPORTS – WORLD Eve Fairbank. "SouthAfriqa:wicket fall out." Khaleej Times, 11 Sep, 2010, P.9 Ghayur Ayub. "Can it be true about HAARP?." Business Recorder, 19 September, 2010, p.16 Hughes, Rob. "When the champins fall off their pedestals." Khaleej Times, 10 Sep, 2010, p. 9 Lamont, James. "Anxious India awaits its lap of dishonour." Financial Times, 23 September, 2010, p.11 Mundy, Simon. "Trouble in the rainbow nation." Financial Times, 21 September, 2010, p.12 Oikonomakis, Leonidas. "Basketball adds bounce to diploacy." Khaleej Times, 9 Sep, 2010, p. 13 BANKING, FINANCE AND STOCK EXCHANGE Ashfaq H. Khan. "On the verge of collapse." The News, 14 September, 2010, p.6 Ashfaque H. Khan. "Debt, debt and more debt." The News, 7 September, 2010, p.6 Augar, Philip. "Barclays' success at a price." Financial Times, 8 September, 2010, p.9 Bidwai, Praful. "The wages of GDP-ism." The News, 23 September, 2010, p.6 Chapman, Peter. "Ten lessons of a banking collapse..." Financial Times, 15 September, 2010, p.11 Crook, Clive. "We have failed to muffle the banks." Financial Times, 13 September, 2010, p.9 Draghi, Mario. "Next steps on the road to financial stability." Financial Times, 17 September, 2010, p.9 Farrukh Khan Pitafi. "Trust the IMF." DailyTimes, 2 September, 2010, p. A7 Gapper, John. "A diamond in a rough business." Financial Times, 9 September, 2010, p.9 Gapper, John. "Shrink Germany's problem banks." Financial Times, 23 September, 2010, p.11 Huzaima Bukhari. "GST on goods should be provincial subject." Business Recorder, 17 September, 2010, p.20 Huzaima Bukhari. "Raising funds for flood-affected people." Business Recorder, 10 September, 2010, p.18 Iqbal Mirza. "It's importance cannot be underestimated." Business Recorder, 16 September, 2010, p.20 Jenkins, Patrick. "HSBC's quiet decider." Financial Times, 25/26 September, 2010, p.7 Jenkins, Patrick. "The money moves on." Financial Times, 15 September, 2010, p.9 Katz, Richard. "Japan cannot afford to rely on a low yen." Financial Times, 17 September, 2010, p.9 Kay, John. "We must press on with breaking up banks." Financial Times, 15 September, 2010, p.11 Punjab University Library, Lahore. 7 Khalil Ahmed. "Taxing the untaxed through fixed taxation." Business Recorder, 3 September, 2010, p.20 Khawaja Amjad Saeed. "Corporate governance." Business Recorder, 26 September, 2010, p.16 Mahjabeen Islam. "Perish or rise ." DailyTimes, 3 September, 2010, p. A6 Mitchell, Andrew. "Crisis is unprecedented, response can be no less." The News, 20 September, 2010, p.6 Munchau, Wolfgang. "A eurozone banking crisis left unresolved." Financial Times, 13 September, 2010, p.9 Munchau, Wolfgang. "Could any country risk a eurozone bail out." Financial Times, 27 September, 2010, p.11 Nogueira Batista, Paulo . "Europe must make way for a modern IMF." Financial Times, 24 September, 2010, p.11 Rottier, Stephane. "The new disintegration of finance." Financial Times, 10 September, 2010, p.9 S Shabbir. "Money: a game." Business Recorder, 25 September, 2010, Weekend. I Sajjad Akhtar. "Stagflation and monetary policy." Business Recorder, 29 September, 2010, p.20 Shahid Scheik.
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